As much as i would want this to be hilariously true, wasn’t the other one an X5, which are built at the SC plant?

:(

It basically means that the insurance company has already paid the coverage to the owner. Insurance now owns the vehicle since they’ve paid out to the buyer. Since the insurance company is the seller, it has to be sold as salvage retention. It will also bare the “theft flag/recovered” brand in Carfax/Autocheck and…

momma said he couldn’t handle a v8

As I was boarding my southwest flight earlier this week, I thought to myself “I’m surprised Jalopnik hasn’t done a “Here’s why there are spirals on airplane engine impeller cones” and poof it’s here.

Probably thought “they’ll catch and fix it at the port.” And now everyone has egg on their face.

CP if you buy any vehicle without a title. Without the title you can’t register it or put it on the road. Hell, you don’t even technically own it, opening you up to the titleholder reporting it stolen with you in possession of said stolen property. No thx

Turbo car with over 100 less tq than hp!? Does not compute

As a e92 owner, I suggest an aftermarket warranty.

yeh, and carvana isn’t exactly new. they have (somehow) a lot of startup capital from the ole industry disrupters in silicon valley.

I tripple dog dare SNL to have Rosie play Trump, his head may explode with rage.

Confirmed

yup

One better. Get 08 or 09 135i when they still had the N54 twin turbo. They’re going for under $15k now. The real bargain

Anyone that works in the retail automotive industry will/should unanimously tell you the “best day” to buy a car is November 30th. It’s the last day of the worst performing month of the year. Go in late and they will do anything get additional sales on the books for the month.

The expedite service is good when you need it quickly, but no need to choose the expedited shipping. Mine came in less than 10 days when expedited without the expedited shipping. This was in Aug. of 2016

Sorry, but their insurance will have a different view on liability/responsibility. Even if the driver is contracted, he was contracted working for them so they’re still liable. This may vary state to state, but here (Louisiana) that’s how it would go.

Yeh, came here to post mariner

So even though it’s a colab from BMW and Toyota, it looks like front is Honda Prelude and Ferrari 488, that again, looks nothing like the concept...yay

Fiat/Dodge/Chrysler needs to do an airbag (light) recall on all 200s and avengers for the headrest B1C14 code. (headrest) Because they decided to use a bungie cord inside the drivers seat to hold a wire/connector and it kills the connection. I’ve fixed a hand-full of them by just unplugging and plugging back in.…